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A simple and practical statistical device model for analog LSI designs

With the scaling of CMOS devices toward their ultimate dimensions, device performance variability induced by process variation has become a critical issue in analog LS I designs. Statistical device model library building based on statistical device model considering the process variation accurately is useful to predict the performance of analog LS I designs. However, conventional statistical device models are either complicated or not accurate enough. Therefore, a simple and practical statistical device model for analog LS I designs is proposed in this paper. Simultaneously, a simple method to extract model parameters is also proposed. Statistical analysis results of 0.65um CMOS Op-Amp based on the proposed model using Monte Carlo simulation have a good agreement with the chip measurement results.

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